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KEIGHLEY CRICKET CLUB est 1848
Bradford League Champions 1919,1946
Priestley Cup Winners 1921,1932,1935,1948,1961
Heavy Woollen Cup Winners 2002
John Duffey 'Fundraiser Night at Keighley Cricket Club'
Saturday 7th January
PLEASE HELP A LAD WHO NEEDS US RIGHT NOW
This is a must guys!. As you must be all aware John Duffey is in need of a serious operation abroad in Greece.....know its short notice, but the lads plight and familys is desperate!
We need to raise cash fast for the operation! or operations? as much as £20k but £14k asap for the immediate operation so we are having a night to fundraise with a 'Top Comic' 'Dom Thomas' supplied by Shane Whitford.
Would all cricketers please circulate this night thru the 'Cricket circles' please contact myself Jon 07843655693 or Dave Hall 07904225497 Tickets £20- if you cant make it make a donation, try help 1 of our cricketing friends you could save his life!
Here is your chance to help! get in touch guys on here or mobiles cheers Jon/Dave ps if your coming or pledging please say your coming on here then i will arrange to get monies - cheers all
Jon and Dave
Donations can be made through the following links - Please remember every bit helps!johnduffey.weebly.com/index.html
Donations can be made direct
Bank Account no 33702561 sort code 204514 - Barclays
Keighley Juniors reach cup Finals.
Both Keighley U 13`s and U 11`s have reached their respective cup finals.
The U11`s have also won the league title , unbeaten now in 3 seasons.
The U13`s final will be played at Pudsey Congs on the 14th of August at 10.00am
The U11`s final to be played at Liversedge on the 28th August at 10:00am
All support would be greatly appreciated. Good luck to both teams.
Keighley Cricket Club enjoy bumper awards evening
Keighley Cricket Club was delighted and humbled to receive the Albert Smith Spirit of Cricket Award at the Bradford League Annual Dinner. The event, which took place at the Cedar Court Hotel in Bradford, had former England batsman Derek Randall as the guest speaker.
The prestigious award came in recognition of the marks received by umpires for sportsmanship in both the first and second teams. 
The club rightfully place great significance to the ‘Spirit of Cricket’ ethos, and this is promoted throughout the club in all the senior teams and junior section. As part of the ‘Chance to Shine’ initiative, working in local schools, Keighley Cricket Club coaches also deliver the Spirit of Cricket message to hundreds of young cricketers across the town.
The presentation evening was also a successful event for a number of the Keighley players on a personal level. Matthew Bottomley received the Pennine Trophy for the highest individual score in the league. Supporters of the Lawkholme Lane side will vividly remember his sparkling 166 against Idle on a glorious May afternoon this year. Matthew also shared the John Heaton Memorial Trophy with Andrew Waggett, in recognition of the highest opening partnership. Their mammoth 211 runs for the first wicket also came in the game against Idle. The two Keighley openers now find themselves in the illustrious company of Test and county cricketers to have also won the trophy, including Indian cricket legend VVS Laxman.
The A Leslie Mollett Trophy was awarded to Alex Towler for the second team fielding. Anyone who has seen Alex field would surely agree he is one of the most tenacious, committed and athletic out fielders to have graced Keighley Cricket Club for some time.
After an excellent season with the bat and behind the stumps, talented young wicket keeper Callum Jones collected the David Bairstow Golden Gloves Trophy. Callum shared the award with Shahban Raheem (Yeadon) for the most victims in a match (six).
